2 in 1 Montessori Climbing Arch for Toddlers,Rainbow Wooden Climbing Arch Rocker& Cushion,Pillow for Arches，Climbing Triangle Ramp,Montessori Climbing Gym for Kids 0-8

*We have a very neurodiverse household.* One kid and one parent on the spectrum plus some other stuff...The cushion fabric is rough so be advised of that if you have a child on the spectrum with tactile issues.My 5 year old gets what we call the "zoomies" every night around the same time. I bought this to help him sensory seek while being less destructive and it is promising.He is not really a spinner so we thought rocking would suffice. He likely needs a crash pad as well.He is not big for his age so make sure you note the size of this piece. He is actually quite small for a 5 year old and he is pushing the limit for this piece length wise. It's pretty sturdy for his weight, but again he is very small.This is the best option I found on here and I recommend it if the sizing is right.

About this from my autistic grandchild and she seems to enjoy it.

Our daughter loves this climbing arch! We bought this along with the full 3-piece pikler triangle set and both are phenomenal quality for a really great price. This is one of the few arches I found that actually comes WITH the cushion, flat slats, and color, which is why I specifically purchased this one. Couldn't be happier!

I was skeptical because there was only 1 review. I took the chance because of the price and free returns. However, it is study, cushion fits perfectly and isn’t too soft and was easy to put together. 10/10 would buy again.

This is a wonderful indoor play arch. It arrived when my son was napping--imagine his joy to wake up and find this awesome new toy to climb and rock on!Assembly is pretty straightforward--it's just a bunch of screws and an Alan key. None of the screw holes were stripped--everything fit perfectly. You can decide how you want to lay the colors. (I wish they had included an orange or purple piece instead of 2 red, but I can live with that.)The pieces of wood are totally smooth and finished. No flaws in the paint or craftmanship. I expected the middle of the cushion to sag when turned upside down since there's no string to tie it, but that's not the case. It stays beautifully.This is priced at $85, and I'm not entirely convinced the value is there despite the excellent build quality. The reason I say this is because there are 3-piece pikler sets (arch, slide, climber) available for about $115. So it seems like of crazy for just the arch to be worth nearly 70% of the set's price.

My 4 & 7 year olds have absolutely loved to use this rocker/climber. They will use it for hours at a time whether sitting and rocking while doing activities or the younger one has taken a nap in it watching a movie.The climber portion is great as well. The only issue we did run into was my daughters foot had slipped through the slats and I had to pull it back apart partially to easily get her leg out.The quality is great solid wood that is smooth and was fairly easy to put together. While putting it together it seemed like it may not be sturdy or hold much weight but once it was fully together and bolts tightened it is actually very solid. It was able to hold myself(wouldn't recommend doing this much). The cushion is also thick and comfy.Overall the kids love this rocker/climber and will get tons of use!

This is a great climbing arch that needs better quality assurance. It was easy to assemble in spite of the terrible instructions. It is quite sturdy and the cushion allowing it to be turned upside down and used as a rocker chair is nice as well. The frustrating thing is the colors of the planks seem to have no rhyme or reason to them so a buyer has no idea what they are going to get. Ours had 2 light blue, 1 dark blue, 2 shades of green, 2 shades of red, and 1 yellow which doesn't seem to line up with what other customers received or the images provided on the product page.

My toddler loves the climbing arch. It's a safe height for climbing and doesn't have any splintering. It was fairly simple to put together, though the instructions mentioned seven bars when there are eight (as well as eight screws, etc.). The cushion is comfortable, though you need to take it off when it's a climbing arch rather than the rocker, otherwise it impacts the hand holds. It also doesn't have fantastic traction; it slides backwards slightly when my toddler leans against it after climbing down. All of my complaints are small enough that I wouldn't take away a star. It's a lovely little climbing toy.